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The White Lion Hotel has the enviable position of being in the middle of Aldeburgh, just opposite the shingle beach where fresh fish is sold from the traditional wooden huts lining the shore.The White Lion is also Aldeburghs oldest hotel. The 38 sea-facing and inland rooms, some with 4 poster beds for special occassions, provide every comfort including en-suite bathrooms and Sky TV.The hotels bar overlooking the sea is perfect for a relaxing drink and AA Rosette Restaurant 1563, named after the year the hotel was built, with its fine oak panelled walls and roaring log fire in Winter, is ideal for elegant dining on mouth watering seafood dishes, traditional roasts and vegetarian meals.At the near by village of Thorpeness, we can arrange golf on the established James Braid course or tennis at the Country Club.Aldeburgh is an ideal base for a host of outdoor activities, Snape Maltings, Concert Hall, RSPB, and National Trust Reserves. We are now licensed for Civil Wedding Ceremonies, for rates andfurther details please contact the hotel direct.

Walking along the southern seafront of the picturesque Suffolk town of Aldeburgh, past the fishermens huts and the pretty pastel coloured houses, you will come to the Brudenell Hotel. You will enter a stylish hall, passing an open plan dining area, and take the lift to your light airy bedroom, which may have a sea view and possibly a separate lounge or dining area. The emphasis in the hotels AA rosette dining room is on flexibility and informality. The menu offers a variety of dishes using local produce complimented by a selected wine list. With seafood and grills a speciality, the Brudenell concentrates on wonderful food, simply prepared. With its striking yet relaxed dcor, friendly staff and mouth watering food and drink, the Brudenell is a place you will want to return to. The Brudenell Hotel is the perfect base to explore the unspoiled Suffolk Heritage Coast. Nearby attractions include Snape Maltings Concert Hall, RSPB reserve Minsmere, Dunwich, Southwold, Framlingham Castle.

The clinker built boats and the black-tarred huts of the long shore fisherman are all that lie on the shingle beach between the North sea (once known as the German ocean) and the Wentworth Hotel. Step inside the Wentworth, owned and managed by three generations of the Pritt Family since 1920, and the country house atmosphere of spacious lounges, with comfortable sofas, fresh flowers and open fires, offers a warm welcome and plenty of room to unwind. In the summer, enjoy an informal alfresco lunch in the sunken terrace garden and in the evening enjoy dinner in our elegant candlelit restaurant with menus using fresh local produce. The restaurant currently has 2AA Rosettes. Upstairs the 28 bedrooms are carefully furnished and vary in size. Many have seaviews with binoculars provided to scan the horizon. In Darfield House opposite the main hotel there are 7 bedrooms that are particularily spacious and guests staying here have the additional use of secluded patio garden. All the bedrooms have television, radio and telephone and all have en suite bathrooms. The Wentworth has its own car park for 30 cars with additional parking outside the hotel.